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1) Create a massive destruction device that will flood the map and your fort. This immensely valuable floodgate would be the plug, of course. The only safe room should be the room with the lever, which would be usable only by the highest ranking noble. The activation chamber should be safe from the magma and should have a very small amount of food and booze to ensure that you get to see your enemies burn. I'd say only use this if you're losing a war, but it's your fort and you can obliterate it how you see fit.I say combine the two:
2) If you have one dwarf that you feel actually helped build your fort up to what it is today, say, a double legendary miner/engraver, give him or her a kingly room and put the floodgate somewhere that they're sure to get a boost from it.
I have my max population set to 40, but they still send me migrants until 70-80. Maybe that feature is a bit borked? If I said I only want 40, stop sending them at 40, darn it! I could care less about 'full features', I just want a playable FPS. Like, somewhere between 80 and 100. Any less then that and I start having the "It would probably be more fun to start over" thoughts.The first two migrant waves are hardcoded. After that, migrants should only arrive up to your set cap. Something in your files is amiss.
I've gotNo.a dwarfalmost every adult dwarf in my fort "has the appearance of one who is eighty-three years old and is one of the first of his kind". As I'm currently in year 12, am I correct in assumingthis is a dwarfthey are all directly from world gen? Willhethey be any different for being generated rather than born?
I'm familiar with Gothic chorus and whatnot, but I'm wanting something more along the lines of "popular" music.That's what I figured, but it was worth a shot anyway.
I was talking about how animals run from your dwarves and pets. I doubt there is a way, but I was wondering if there was a way to make animals (not goblins and such) run from a building as if it was a pet of yours.Well, like has been said, that can't be done. It MIGHT be possible to fudge such an effect, but you'd have to share the specifics. I'd be happy to help if it is possible. I need a break from WotR >.>
EDIT: Though other effects would be interesting as well.
I've corrected this numerous times in other posts, but it looks like I'll have to correct it yet again here:
* Elves do not think cloth is more valuable than other goods.
* All merchants (of any race) think that goods stored in bins must be loaded onto the caravan first.
The effect of this is that when the Elves decide to bring one hundred of every single trade good (which would normally require dozens of wagons), they end up running out of room on their mules before they finish loading up their cloth. This was easy to prove back in 40d - if you boosted the trade capacity of their pack animals to some really high amount, then they'd end up bringing just as many animals, barrels of booze, and stacks of plants (and all of their other crap like weapons, armor, crafts, and barrels of Gnomeblight) as bins of cloth.
Not that I know of. I mean, you could put them to sleep or something, but not get them to run. It probably wouldn't be all that reliable even if it did work, due to the way contact/inhaled syndromes work.True, but it'd be cool nonetheless.
